> Personally, I tend to use a borderwidth of -2, which removes the
> button outline and makes the border smaller. That gives the form
a
> nice crisp feel. It could also be argued that one should not go
nuts
> with different object colors. I try to keep mine to a minimum
(though
> I usually don't succeed).
> This is, of course, an aesthetic decision.
Actually, I have tended to use only the grays, since I also don't
like a lot of different colors, but I also don't llike a lot of
bright
colors, like everything red. But I suppose that since I would
probably use different shades of the same color for most
of everything, I could change those globals without a negative
impact on appearance. Gee, nothing like taking the old brain
cells and giving them a shake.
My only problem is, whenever I change _any_ color, I get
negative feedback -- "Why did you use _that_ color?", etc.
But I am sick of gray.
Ok. Thanks again.
Veronica
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